Principles and Case Studies of Insurance Litigation

Author: Wu Qingbao
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book is titled "Principles and Cases of Insurance Litigation." It closely integrates a large number of practical examples and cases from the current insurance market and judicial practice, focusing on practical perspectives. It introduces and studies key issues in the field of insurance litigation, including insurance principles, insurance interests, the formation and effectiveness of contracts, the duties of disclosure and notification, as well as important problems in property insurance, life insurance, particularly guarantee insurance, third-party liability insurance, and personal injury and life insurance. The book proposes inclined approaches and methods for understanding new situations and resolving new issues. From the principle of balancing the interests of all parties, it appropriately considers the legitimate rights and interests of policyholders, insured parties, and beneficiaries. At the same time, to maintain the healthy development of the insurance market, it suggests improving insurance laws, regulations, and rules, and gaining the support and understanding of society as a whole. By introducing and studying a large number of cutting-edge legal issues in insurance law, it will enhance the legal awareness of all participants in the insurance market competition, enabling them to remain in a proactive and dominant position in the market's operation and development, thereby reducing and even avoiding various types of insurance economic disputes.